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NDP Urges Province To Follow Feds With Anti-Scab Legislation

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Parliament recently showed unanimous support for federal legislation to move past second reading for the bill that would ban the use of replacement workers during a strike. NDP Leader Jim Dinn is hoping the provincial government follows Ottawa's lead by introducing anti-scab legislation. He cites comments from Labour Minister Bernard Davis in 2018 that consultations would have to be carried out.
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NDP Urges Province To Follow Feds With Anti-Scab Legislation

NDP Leader Jim Dinn is hoping the provincial government follows Ottawa’s lead by introducing anti-scab legislation. Parliament recently showed unanimous support for federal legislation to move past second reading for the bill that would ban the use of replacement workers during a strike in federally-regulated industries. Dinn says Newfoundland and Labrador can be a “leader in the country” by introducing similar legislation at the provincial leve…

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